CHEMTURA GAMES CONTINUE

At the first CPAC public meeting of June 8/11, the Ministry (M.O.E.) were requested for a written update in regards to the status of the CPAC July 2003 "Request For Action" document. I now have in my hands the first formal response by the M.O.E. to this landmark document after only a short eight years. As expected there was good reason why they and Chemtura together have been silent publicly in regards to this unanimously passed CPAC document. The reason is that privately they and the old CPAC have gutted it. None of those parties had either the courage or the stupidity to bring the document back to a public CPAC meeting and admit this until now. The M.O.E.'s four page "update" is one more in a long history of public betrayals. Common factually flexible fictions include the claims that groundwater concentrations of contaminants are low in these source areas. Other claims by those individuals suffering from fictitious disorder syndrome include the nonsense that since the area is allegedly hydraulically contained, source removal is unnecessary. Another truth that appears to be temporarily unavailable by some parties revolves around the claim that this landmark document, written and unanimously passed by Elmira citizens, can be mysteriously incorporated or disembodied into another document or report. With assistance and collaboration I wrote this report. IT IS A STAND ALONE DOCUMENT AND DOES NOT REMOTELY REQUIRE TO BE INCORPORATED INTO ANYONE ELSE"S MACABRE MANIPULATIONS. This refusal by all parties to publicly debate and discuss this at CPAC is just one more manipulation of the public by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and their fellow travellers.